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14 March 2017
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UNITED NATIONS
CENTRE FOR REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT In collaboration with
Ministry of Public Works and Transport, Lao People's Democratic Republic
Ministry of the Environment (MOE), Japan
Partnership on Sustainable, Low Carbon Transport
United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific, and
United Nations Office for Sustainable Development
TENTH REGIONAL ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT (EST) FORUM IN ASIA,
14-16 MARCH 2017, VIENTIANE, LAO PEOPLE’S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC
Environmentally Sustainable Transport – Connecting to Implement of Paris Agreement on Climate
Change in Lao PDR
(Presentation for EST Plenary Session 1 the Provisional Programme)
Final Draft
------------------------------------- This presentation has been prepared by Mr. Syamphone Sengchandala, Ministry of Natural Resources and Climate Change, Lao PDR for the Tenth Regional EST Forum
in Asia. The views expressed herein are those of the author only and do not necessarily reflect the views of the United Nations.
Disclaimer: The designations employed and the presentation of the material in this publication do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the
Secretariat of the United Nations concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or area or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or
boundaries.
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Laos Preparation to Implement the Paris Agreement
Presented by: Syamphone Sengchandala Deputy Director General
Department of Disaster Management and Climate Change Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE)
Outline
• Overview of Paris Agreement (PA); • Laos Ratified the Paris Agreement • Emission From Transport Sector and Transport
Sector in Paris Agreement • Laos Intended Nationally Determined Contribution
(INDC/NDC) • Key Activities for implementing INDC and Paris
Agreement of Laos
Paris Agreement (PA)
Foundation for a new climate regime; 29 articles of the Agreement; Adopted in Paris on 12th December
2015; Required entry into force : required
double criteria (55 parties & 55% of total global GHG emissions);
Entry into force on 04 November 2016;
December, 2015
At COP 21, the Paris Agreement adopted
22 April, 2016
The Paris Agreement open for signing
21 April, 2017
Deadline for signing
The Paris Agreement will be open for signing for a year.
Parties can join by signing the Agreement and depositing their respective instruments of ratification, acceptance, or approval. There is no deadline for submitting the instruments of ratification, acceptance or approval.
The Paris Agreement will be open for accession.
Parties can join by accession.
November, 2016
COP 22
2018
Facilitative dialogue
2023
First global stocktake
Enter into force when at least 55 Parties accounting in total for at least 55 percent of the total GHG emissions have deposited their instruments
Paris Agreement Timeline
Paris Agreement Implications
• Balanced & hybrid legally binding outcome
• Political agreement among 195 state parties
• Different legal nature of obligations : NDCs process
and implementation, national targets, finance, etc.
• Ensures flexibility and broad participation
• Self-differentiation taking into account CBDR/RC in
light of different national circumstances
• Sets a global long-term goal sending strong signal
• Temperature goal (2℃ / 1.5℃)
• Peaking / balance between global emissions and
removals
Paris Agreement Implications (Cont.,)
• Establishes ambitious rule-based mechanism
• Global stocktake every 5 years / progression of
ambition
• Focuses on mobilizing climate finance
• $100 billion goal to be extended through to 2025
• Encourages expansion of the donor base
• Opens the door for a market based mechanism
• Internationally transferred mitigation outcomes
(ITMOs)
• Mechanism to contribute to mitigation & support
sustainable development
Overview Implementation Flow Under PA
efficiency
Laos Ratified the Paris Agreement
The Lao Government ratified the PA and submitted its instrument of ratification to Secretary General Ban Ki-moon during his participation in the 8th ASEAN-United Nations Summit in Vientiane on 7 September 2016;
Laos is the first country in ASEAN ratified the PA (no. 27th).
MONRE/MOFA
Prime Minister’s Office Government Meeting
National Assembly Standing Committee Meeting
President
Key Steps of the Paris Agreement Propose to Ratify the Paris Agreement in Laos
Emissions From Transport Sector
• Transport represented 23%
of global CO2 emissions in
2013
• CO2 emissions from road are driving the growth of transport emissions
Source : IEA
Emissions From Transport Sector (Cont.,)
• One of the fastest growing sectors of CO2 emissions
• 8.7 Gt in 2012 12 Gt in 2050
(without aggressive and sustained mitigation
policies)
• At the same time, it offers considerable potential for mitigation • 15-40% reduction of CO2 from transport sector
baseline growth is plausible by 2050 (IPCC)
Transport sector is key to meeting the climate target
Transport Sector in Paris Agreement
• UNFCCC Article 4 Paragraph 1(c)
• All Parties shall … Promote and cooperate in the development,
application and diffusion, including transfer, of technologies,
practices and processes that control, reduce or prevent
anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases not controlled
by the Montreal Protocol in all relevant sectors, including the
energy, transport, industry, agriculture, forestry and waste
management sectors;
• However, transport is not explicitly mentioned in the Paris
outcomes
• Mention on international aviation and shipping was removed
from the text during the negotiations
Transport Sector in Paris Agreement (Cont.,)
• Nonetheless, Paris outcome will shift the transport sector
through:
• Each country’s implementation of its INDC
• Among the 163 INDCs submitted as of Feb 2017
• Continued support from the Lima-Paris Action Agenda
(LPAA)
• 15 transport initiatives presented at COP21 “Transport Day”
• (e.g.) Mobilize Your City initiative : 100 cities engaged
in sustainable urban mobility planning to reduce GHG
emissions
• COP21 decision : continue to build on the LPAA process
Lao PDR Intended Nationally Determined Contribution (INDC)
Laos INDC included:
1. Mitigation;
2. Adaptation;
GHG Mitigation Options
Implementation of Forest Strategy, 2020
Forest cover 70%
69.183.340 tCO2e by 2020
Implementation of Renewable Energy Development Strategy
Increase the share of total consumption 30% by 2025; For transport fuels, meet 10% of the
demand by 2025
478.000.000 tCO2e from 2015 to 2020; and 770.000.000 from
2020 to 2025
GHG Mitigation Options
Implementation of Rural Electrification Programme
Electricity available to 90% of households in rural area by the year 2020 630.180 tC02 from 2010 to 2020
GHG Mitigation Options
Implementation of identified Transport NAMAs
Better road networks: 32.746tCO2/person/year Improve public bus service: 158.343tCO2/person/year
GHG Mitigation Options
Develop large scale of hydropower
To develop larger 15 MW to neighbor countries up to 2020
16,284.074.5 tCO2 (2020)
GHG Mitigation Options
Promote Technologies to Reduce Methane emission
Agriculture Sector
Promote the use of bio-gas and Biomass
Agriculture Sector
Forestry and Land Use Change
Promote Clean Energy
Energy
Improve energy efficiency and energy use
Industry
Waste water treatment
Biomass Burning
Promote public transportation and low carbon transport
Transport and Urban Development
Waste Management
Next step for implementing INDC and Paris Agreement of Laos
1: Relevant Institutional capacities of Lao’s government enhanced • Capacity need assessment to identify capacity gaps to strengthen institutional
involvement in the INDC process;
• Design of training packages to inform on the information required for the INDC as well as the data needs to ensure the necessary technical basis.
2: Identification and review of mitigation measures and adaptation options for INDC • Development of policy advice paper to address how mitigation can help
achieve non-climate benefits in additional to GHG resection benefits;
• Identify/development of strategies for domestic visibility for adaptation planning, action and needs, including development of addition measure action plans, recommendation for adaptation planning process improvement, and dissemination workshop.
Key Activities for implementing Lao PDR INDC (Cont.,)
3: Relevant government sectors trained in the context of the INDC and COP-21 related issues • Consultation workshops to increase awareness on INDC, its implementation plan and
M&E framework, as well as disaster and climate change law
• Translation of INDC to local languages, organized dissemination events and development of communication materials to increase awareness of the INDC across sectors at national and local levels.
• Capacity need assessment to identify capacity gaps including gender sensitivities to strengthen institutional involvement in the INDC process
4: Identification of INDC priorities and development of implementation plans and monitoring of implementation • Assess the existing institutional activities that inline with the implementation of the
INDC and recommendations for government agencies for the establishment of the INDC coordination mechanism.
• Stakeholder consultation workshop to facilitate the establishment of the INDC Coordination mechanism to develop the INDC implementation plan and join resources.
• Strengthening of national institutional frameworks for INDC implementation - e.g. policy development, tools developments.
Way Forward
• Capacity Building on the accessing to the GCF, Adaptation Fund and etc.,
• Continue drafting on Disaster and Climate Change Law and submit to the
National Assembly for endorsement by the end of 2017;
• Mobilize and implement the National Strategy on Climate Change (2010);
• Mobilize the National Adaptation Plan (NAP) and develop long term plan;
• Establish Climate Model and Evaluate the impact on the forest and water
sector for short and long period;
• To ensure the UNFCCC, KP and PA implementation The Ministry of Natural
Resources and Environment (MONRE) will continue to collaborate with line
ministries on implementing the focused activities as follow:
1. Ministry of Information, Culture and Tourism continue disseminate on climate
change, National Determined Contribution (NDC) and Paris Agreement to
entire people aiming at educating them and culturing awareness;
Way Forward (Cont.,)
2. Ministry of Education and Sports continue to evaluate and develop the
climate change curriculums of the nursery school, basic education, and
university (both Bachelor and Master Degree) as appropriate;
3. Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry increase capacity of irrigation system to
enable water supply throughout the year and continue research on resilient
crop seeds include crop and animal diseases restrain measures;
4. Ministry of Health continue to monitor the climate change situation impact
on health, avoid and restrain the vector born diseases from flood and
drought;
5. Ministry of Public Works and Transport increase re-inspection on building
construction, housing, urban planning, road network more resilient to the
climate change such as flood, drought by issued regulation; improve
measures on solid waste management for reducing greenhouse gas
emission and health impact;
Way Forward (Cont.,)
6. Ministry of Energy and Mines summarize the Renewable Energy
Development Strategy implementation to ensure implement the Paris
Agreement;
7. Ministry of National Defense integrated disaster and climate change into the
military curriculum;
8. Ministry of Foreign Affairs continue monitor and participate with MONRE for
evaluating the conventions and Paris Agreement implementation;
9. Line Ministries such as MAF, MEM, MPWT, MOH and MONRE will revise
strategies, action plans and projects related to climate change for combining
into Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) by focused on fund access for
implementing its instrument of contribution effectiveness and timely
manner.
Thank you for your kind attention
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